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20% off DVD, Blu-ray and 4K until Sunday.

Correct. Normally the cable coming in from the street is black, the one(s) going to the extra sockets is beige.

20% off at JB HiFi, DVD, Blu-ray & 4K until January 1. On-line now, in store from Wednesday.

I watched the original again last night. The best audio is where the boat is going through the rough seas in my opinion.

Easily changed. You only have to keep it if you want to use the mode where the brightness changes according to the time of day.

You should have got them last weekend with 20% off

20% off DVD, Blu-ray & 4K at JB until Monday. There was an extra 10% off coupon today only.

Item: Phantom Thread 4K & Darkest Hour 4K, Broadcast News Criterion Collection & Days Of Heaven Criterion Collection Location: Lane Cove North NSW Price: Phantom Thread, Broadcast News, Days Of Heaven $25.00 each plus $4.00 postage each if required, Darkest Hour $18.00 plus $4.00 postage if required Item Condition: Excellent condition Reason for selling: Did not like the movies, so no longer required Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: Phantom Thread: sourced from USA, Blu-ray in package is region free, digital code still available, but you need an American iTunes or Google Play account. Darkest Hour: Australian release, digital code still available. Broadcast News Criterion Collection: Note Region A only, you need a multi-region Blu-ray player. Days Of Heaven Criterion Collection: Note Region A only, you need a multi-region Blu-ray player. - SOLD Pictures:

20% off again on DVD, blu-ray & 4K at JB until Sunday the 11th.

I have a Sangean DCR-89 Plus Digital clock radio. It sounds pretty good, and has dual alarms. The only negative is that it doesn't display the time by default when playing the radio.

All my speakers are different, different mains, different rears, different centre. If you set them up correctly they should sound okay. I know having all the speakers the same brand is best, but to me it is a low priority.

AFAIK you can't use wireless on an HDMI extender. They work best with two runs of Cat 6, so that would be obvious in your living room.

I am getting a bit sick of the Australian media companies only releasing titles on DVD. The latest example is the ABC series Mystery Road which apparently is only getting a DVD release on physical media, despite being filmed in HD. Is this a case of laziness etc? It is an insult to all people who have invested in 4K TV's, or HD or 4K projection systems, to only be able to purchase media in DVD format, in fact you cannot even buy a TV these days that is not 4K, or at least 1080P. I am wondering if there is any way of convincing these people that they are behind in the times. Personally I think that these days all releases should be in at least Blu-ray, and if they were filmed in 4K, then a 4K should be released. By the way, if you do want it in HD, you can get the entire season from iTunes for $17.99.

I thought Foxtel Go was old. I am using Foxtel Now and its been casting for ages.

20% off again on DVD, blu-ray & 4K at JB until Sunday.